Meske

Authentic Ethiopian cuisine served in a pleasant indoor and outdoor setting. 2 people = $100ish with 20% tip. Friendly staff and quick service. Dessert was unavailable the night I devoured the magnificent Lega Tibs, but the Tej was a great finish to a great meal. Entrance on west 47th. Onstreet municipal parking about a block and a half down 47th then immediately left onto 11th. The subway is nearby and the excellent menu offer vegetarian, lamb, beef, and chicken choices. The steamed veggies great and I just wish the sabosa appetizer came with more sabosas. Cheers to Meske!

Delicious Ethiopian food served with the traditional soft Injera bread. Great for eating with friends, family, a large group. We ordered the Meskerem Combo and Vegetarian Combo which was a lot of food and it was sufficient for all four of us. Definitely going to come here again as the food is AWESOME!

Meske is one of my favorite restaurant ! and the best Ethiopian restaurant I have ever been. It's a family owned and the place it super nice quiet and warm. The food is fantastic, there is a lot of vegan options !! And the Injera is the best I have ever eaten. When you go don't miss the avocado salad.

I love Meske. One of my favorite restaurants, period. I bring pretty much every out-of-town guest here to experience the best of New York. I usually get the combo platters, which give you a nice taste of a lot of unusual and delicious food. Don't miss the honey wine. Friendly service. Quiet, wonderful Ethiopian music in the background. Food is reasonably-priced. There is nothing frantic, hyped, noisy or dramatic going on here. It's just comfortable, humane, non-distracting, and most importantly, good. You can enjoy socializing with your friends, and that's as it should be.

My first time having Ethiopian food so don't have anything to compare it to but it was pretty good. For the appetizer we ordered the avocado dish which was basically guacamole on a very soft/fluffy roti like bread, but it was some good guac. For dinner I had the lamb special which was also pretty good and served on the same bread as before with extra bread on the side. The dish reminds me of west Indian food minus the spice which is fine by me, even though the waitress said it was spicy. All in all, a good first time experience and they had no problem accommodating our party of eight.